I want to process, bend, and connect pipes with fins! How do I do it!? In such cases, it's 'Tatsumiya Metal for Pipe Processing'.
Pipe components, fin tubes used in heat exchangers and piping (pipes with plate-like fins called fins). At Tatsumiya Metal, we can bend pipes with fins just like conventional pipes. We can also provide pipe materials alone. If we have a mold of a similar size in our possession, we can save on mold costs. For more details on pipe processing, please download the catalog or contact us.
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basic information
Elfinch tubes (finned pipes) can be bent without welding! Bent products made from pipes, which are widely used in heat exchanger components and equipment piping, can also be processed with fins such as Elfin and Everfin at "Tatsumiya Metal, Pipe Processing." Historically used in solar-related applications, they are now commonly adopted in heat exchanger components and piping/pipe processing parts for vacuum equipment and commercial dryers and washing machines. For details on pipe sizes and fin specifications, please contact us. ○ For more information, please contact us ○
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※Delivery times may vary depending on quantity and shape.
Applications/Examples of results
Pipe parts Commercial washing machines and dryers Vacuum generation devices Heat exchangers for solar use Various cooling devices Equipment piping *We often receive inquiries in cases where customers want to replace piping parts but find that they are too old for suppliers to still exist, standard products are unavailable, or the pipe sizes are not standard sizes, among other situations.
Detailed information
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Pipe Bending Processing Examples Copper Elbow Fin Tube Bending Processing & Brazing Between Pipes, Brazing of Fittings
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Pipe bending processing examples Copper Elophin tube bending processing Brazing of pipes, brazing of spacers and guides
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Pipe Bending Processing Examples Copper Erofin Tube Bending Processing Soldering between pipes, continuous winding processing, tapered winding
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Pipe Bending Processing Examples Copper Low-Fin Tube Bending Processing *This is a low-fin, not an aero-fin; it is a pipe material where fins were raised through rolling during the copper pipe manufacturing process.*
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Company information
<Metal Materials Trading Division> With a rich inventory and four slitting facilities, we supply materials nationwide from our Higashi-Osaka Coil Center. We specialize in the sale of copper alloy materials and non-ferrous metal materials. In addition to traditional copper alloy materials, we are actively promoting the next-generation copper-aluminum clad material "CCA" in collaboration with ACM (Applied Composite Material Corp.). <Metal Processing Division> We excel in processing small quantities of a wide variety of metal pipes. Our diverse techniques include coil winding, R-bending, various bending processes, and welding. We handle everything from one-off parts used in heat exchanger components and machinery to larger quantities for automotive, consumer, and residential applications. In the world of bending processing, where small lots are common, the presence or absence of molds becomes quite important. We propose a mix of our own molds and equipment, as well as those from partner factories. Additionally, our precision cutting processing using NC automatic lathes leverages the procurement advantages unique to Tatsumiya, which has a metal materials trading division, enhancing customer satisfaction through technical expertise, procurement power, and cost efficiency. With over 90 years of establishment as a processing trading company, we view the 100-year mark as a milestone and will continue to build a great company in the future.
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